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Jun 25, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: Still a no: Rand Paul says $5T debt increase in 'Big, Beautiful Bill' a deal-breaker
Sen. Rand Paul remains opposed to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, citing its $5 trillion debt ceiling increase as contrary to conservative principles. Despite discussions with former President Trump, Paul insists he cannot support the bill if it includes the debt increase.
Trump warned that a vote against the bill would aid Democrats and lead to significant tax increases and a potential default on U.S. debt. As Senate Republicans prepare to review the bill, changes may be necessary to align with their priorities.
#society
Fox News: Rise in antisemitic extremism fuels wave of terror plots in the United States since 2020
A recent terror attack in Boulder, Colorado, has drawn attention to a significant rise in antisemitic incidents in the U.S. since 2020. The attacker, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, faces multiple charges after allegedly using explosives during a pro-Israel gathering, resulting in injuries to eight individuals.
Antisemitic hate crimes have surged, with reported incidents making up a disproportionate percentage of all hate crimes. Data indicates a notable increase in terrorist plots targeting Jewish individuals and institutions, with many occurring in the past year. Soliman's actions reflect a broader trend of escalating antisemitism in American society.
Fox News: FBI calls for public tips on children hurt in ‘gender-affirming' surgeries
The FBI is calling for public tips on facilities or individuals performing gender-affirming surgeries on children, labeling such actions as "mutilation." This initiative aligns with Attorney General Pam Bondi's commitment to hold accountable those exploiting children under the guise of care.
Chloe Cole, a detransitioner, supports the FBI's stance, highlighting personal experiences of harm from these procedures. Earlier this year, President Trump issued an executive order prohibiting federal support for child gender transitions, emphasizing the need to protect children from harmful practices.
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing June 3: Day 606 – Anti-Israel extremist hits 12 in Colorado with DIY flamethrower
Twelve people were injured in Boulder, Colorado, during a rally for hostages taken from Israel, when a man, identified as Mohammed Soliman, attacked them with a flamethrower and firebombs while shouting anti-Zionist rhetoric. One victim is in critical condition.
The attack follows a recent shooting at a Jewish museum in Washington, raising concerns among community leaders about potential copycat incidents. In response to rising antisemitism, a new facility dedicated to training synagogue guards has been established in the U.S.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Political tides in Africa are shifting: Britain must be clear who its friends are
Britain's Foreign Secretary recently visited Morocco to address the long-standing territorial dispute over Western Sahara, a region administered by Morocco since 1975. This diplomatic engagement aims to enhance national security and economic growth, as the area holds significant potential for development.
Morocco has invested in Western Sahara, creating jobs and fostering growth, but the ongoing dispute with the Polisario Front hampers full economic progress and exacerbates humanitarian issues in nearby refugee camps.
#education
Fox News: Pulling billions from Harvard to fund trade schools? Here’s what people are saying about Trump’s latest move
Residents across various U.S. cities have mixed feelings about President Trump's actions against Harvard University, including freezing its funding and targeting its visa sponsorship. While many oppose the penalties, there is a consensus on the need for increased support for trade schools, which some believe offer more practical value than Ivy League degrees.
Opinions vary, with some defending Harvard's role in free speech and education, while others support Trump's focus on trade schools, citing their importance in the workforce. Overall, the push for better funding for trade education resonates strongly among those surveyed.
#sports
GB News: 'The truth is out!' Former Olympian calls for Imane Khelif to be stripped of medals after being declared 'biological male'
Sharron Davies has called for boxer Imane Khelif to be stripped of Olympic medals after a medical report indicated Khelif is biologically male. Davies criticized Khelif and their team for allegedly disregarding the impact on female competitors.
World Boxing has mandated genetic testing for athletes over 18, complicating Khelif's future in women's competitions. Khelif, who won gold in the last Olympics, has not provided evidence of having female chromosomes and faces disqualification without the required testing.
#science
Forbes: Asteroid Larger Than Golden Gate Bridge Approaches Earth In Rare Event
Asteroid 424482 (2008 DG5), measuring 1,017-2,264 feet, will safely pass Earth on June 5, 2025, coming within 2.17 million miles. Despite being classified as a "potentially hazardous object" by NASA, it poses no threat to our planet.
Discovered in 2008, this Apollo asteroid orbits the sun every 514 days. While its close approach is infrequent, any impact from such a large asteroid could cause significant regional damage. The next close encounter will occur in 2032.
#technology
Fox News: Flying car with 620-mile range scheduled for upcoming launch
The Klein Vision AirCar, a flying car developed over 30 years, is nearing certification with customer deliveries expected by early 2026. It transforms from a road vehicle to an aircraft in about 80 seconds and requires both a driver's and a private pilot's license to operate.
Priced between $800,000 and $1.2 million, the AirCar targets affluent travelers and air taxi operators. As one of the few flying cars close to production, it offers a glimpse into the future of personal transportation, with plans for larger and amphibious models underway.